Energy and Flesh

Energy

Energy noun - A spiritual force that is held to emanate from or give animation to living beings.

Flesh and energy are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Flesh" instead a noun "Energy".

Flesh

Flesh noun - Animal and especially mammal tissue used as food.
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Synonyms for Flesh

Energy and flesh are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Energy" instead a noun "Flesh".

Nearby Words: fleshy, fleshly, fleshed, fleshing

How words are described

human human energy human flesh
alien alien energy alien flesh
green green energy green flesh
raw raw energy raw flesh
Other adjectives: white, glowing, less, remaining, red, purple.

Both words in one sentence

  • Stated to be able to regenerate from wounds, he showed no signs of any flesh eating, but rather seemed to be going after his victim's "energy", by which was meant 'life force'.
  • Shapeshifter Baggage Of course, the amount of energy needed to convert into a couple of tons of elephant flesh is incredibly titanic; and the energy release from changing back should wipe out a continent.
  • Guns Are Worthless Instead of a blocked bullet, you get a superheated blob of liquid metal, retaining the same amount of kinetic energy, that probably still hits hard enough to get into your flesh.
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